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K2 (2004) "I am grateful that I am alive and unharmed," writes Turkish climber Gülnur Tumbat today on Instagram. Professor of Marketing, born in 1975, lives and works in San Francisco. On Monday, she reached the summit of the K2, the second highest mountain in the world – with bottled oxygen – in the Karakorum in Pakistan as one of around 40 climbers from commercial expedition teams. Gülnur was the first Turkish woman on the 861 metre high summi…
Gul Noor Becomes First Turkish Woman to Conquer K2 - The Financial Daily
Turkish mountaineer Gul Noor Tambet has etched her name in history by becoming the first woman from her country to scale K2, the world’s second-highest peak. She reached the summit at 4pm on Monday, August 11, after months of preparation and determination. Gul had arrived in Pakistan in June, first climbing the majestic Tirich Mir before setting her sights on K2. Challenging weather in July forced many climbers to abandon their expeditions, but …
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